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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1961
Page
7
A dense schedule lists YWCA activities by day for grades 4 through 12 and adults. The week includes Y Teens sessions, bridge classes, a party foods class, youth clubs, parenthood and Wives Club meetings, and a membership drive with a family plunge event.
Miss Louise Thomas spoke to the Sorosis Club on early prep for the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra visit on March 21 22. New officers were elected and a dessert reception followed the meeting at Mrs. Harris Coffin’s home.
Alpha Phi at East Carolina College elects Kay Rodriguez of Mexico City as president for 1961 62. Officers include Rebecca Murphrey Hill as vice president of pledge training Mary Loftin Mount Olive as vice president of scholarship Alice Calhoun Fayetteville as corresponding secretary Kathvn Brown Mount Olive as recording secretary Kay Barefoot Elizabethtown as treasurer Jane Albrittin Calypso as chaplain Rachel Andrews Timberlake as rush chairman Rebecca Lanier Wallace as activities chairman Patsy Royal High Point as social chairman Jo Ann Pope Dunn as quarterly correspondent Pauline Inman Rowland and Virginia Butler Lillington as Greek representatives Barbara Eidson Timberlake as efficiency chairman.
The Tuesday schedule lists numerous gatherings including the Pharmaceutical Auxiliary with Mrs. Al Bundy on E Farriss Ave and the Guil Rand Ladies Auxiliary at 255 Linda St Archdale. Garden clubs meet at various homes while other groups convene at High Point Lanes and Trinity Grange with several hostesses named.
Mrs J W Thomas will host members of the Twentieth Century Study Club at her Emerywood Estates home on Wednesday. The luncheon meeting is set for 12 noon.
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